2012 | Color | 129 min A portrait of Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas Solórzano´s personal journey during his third presidential campaign. It captures a moment in contemporary history told from the perspective and experiences of a political group that was defeated, a fundamental portion of Mexican history that rarely reaches an audience because it wasn´t written by the victors. This documentary doesn´t show scandal, or corruption, or a redemptive act; rather, it shows how politics operate at the highest levels in Mexico and reveals the human side of a popular leader. It´s like being backstage in the production of an unimaginable play. Country: México Direction: Lubezki; Alejandro Script: Lubezki; Alejandro Production: Morgenstern; Raquel, Lubezki; Muni, Lubezki; Alejandro, Lubezki; Emmanuel, Alatorre; Daniela Photography: Lubezki; Alejandro Sound: Greiner; Enrique, Lubezki; Alejandro Participation year at FICM: 2012
2012 | Color | 129 min A portrait of Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas Solórzano´s personal journey during his third presidential campaign. It captures a moment in contemporary history told from the perspective and experiences of a political group that was defeated, a fundamental portion of Mexican history that rarely reaches an audience because it wasn´t written by the victors. This documentary doesn´t show scandal, or corruption, or a redemptive act; rather, it shows how politics operate at the highest levels in Mexico and reveals the human side of a popular leader. It´s like being backstage in the production of an unimaginable play. Country: México Direction: Lubezki; Alejandro Script: Lubezki; Alejandro Production: Morgenstern; Raquel, Lubezki; Muni, Lubezki; Alejandro, Lubezki; Emmanuel, Alatorre; Daniela Photography: Lubezki; Alejandro Sound: Greiner; Enrique, Lubezki; Alejandro Participation year at FICM: 2012
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